BBC Bitesize for Teachers

Thousands of curriculum-mapped short films & resources for teachers & schools.

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We’ve teamed up with CBBC’s Jamie Johnson FC to explore the impact of positive and negative role models.

In this primary school video, Kelly Cates and mental health expert Andrew Pain analyse how Baz is influenced by first team captain Richie: https://t.co/byhVrnB8l4

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‘We are part of the problem but can also be part of the solution.’

This video is ideal for World Oceans Day (8 June) but can be used anytime to celebrate the beauty of the ocean, raise environmental awareness, and support learning about the five oceans. https://t.co/qu2ruGMGyP

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It's Pride Month. This assembly film for secondary schools covers what LGBTQ+ stands for, the history of the UK Pride march, voices from participants, key legal milestones, and the importance of celebrating diversity 🏳️‍🌈 https://t.co/v4LgHrQxzE

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What’s on our teacher’s educational calendar for June?

Find the full collection of topical resources for schools here: https://t.co/n2SfVt1Xbl

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Looking for end-of-term telly ideas? From the makers of Horrible Histories comes Horrible Science - here’s how you can use it in the classroom: https://t.co/lWUz7vvdNj

Available on BBC iPlayer, and on BBC Bitesize in short KS2 clips 👊

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Ahead of a huge sporting summer, learn about the history of the Men’s World Cup and explore themes such as sportsmanship and healthy competition with two new assemblies.

Primary: https://t.co/oyK3kLXKsP
Secondary: https://t.co/UFbnsORZP6

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It's Dinosaur Day on 1 June - explore our roarsome new Bitesize assembly framework. Primary learners dive into Earth’s ancient history, evolution, palaeontology and fossils. 🦖 https://t.co/TC8I6RTTT2

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Welcome to 240 minutes of JOY!

Did you know you can watch BBC Live Lessons anytime after the first broadcast, and still take part in all the activities with your class?!

Explore the 2025/26 collection of 30-minute episodes here: https://t.co/7gB8XhtvfW

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Do you know the story of Wangari Maathai?

This animated film explores her life and achievements, from founding the Green Belt Movement on World Environment Day (5 June 1977), to becoming the first African woman to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize: https://t.co/esBSyoiTOI

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22 May is International Day for Biological Diversity. Code your class micro:bits to become a species counter and take the learning into your school grounds with the BBC micro:bit playground survey activities! 🐛 https://t.co/YFee6yYaQk

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The catchiest tune you’ll hear all week - the Super Movers theme song. Can you nail it with your class? Every BODY can!

Discover loads of fresh routines to help your students move their body and feel good this summer: https://t.co/Pt7c69iqxO

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We love maths 💜 A strong foundation in maths is essential for success in many other subjects. Mathematics also teaches problem-solving skills valuable in everyday life.

Celebrate National Numeracy Day with our new party-planning assembly film! https://t.co/TRrN7MS2BS

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What are magnets and levers? What’s gravity and friction? Mwaksy and Greg use demonstrations, experiments and animations to learn all about forces and electricity! 💥 https://t.co/T3Yhnk8804

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This teacher support resource is split into two collections:
•Teacher training videos
•Real testimonies from young people
Explore what it means to educate and support care-experienced children through a trauma-informed approach: https://t.co/oTx7JbWqED

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Our ‘Famous people from history’ collection for ages 6 to 16 brings together profiles of more than 50 individuals from different time periods, who've all contributed to national and international achievements. https://t.co/9PL9961dMy

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But soft, what light through yonder window breaks? It's classroom resources, and Bitesize is the sun 😎

Enjoy nine short Romeo & Juliet animations, ideal for literacy activities for pupils aged 9+: https://t.co/cL2o8Y6qs0

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This newly-published assembly framework for #NationalNumeracyDay aims to build confidence with everyday mathematical applications by inviting students to play along with a fictional maths game and use their numeracy skills to plan out a party! 🎉 https://t.co/htChRte2xV

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With the help of money expert Iona Bain, these resources for secondary schools explore key financial literacy skills including budgeting, borrowing and saving, presented as a series of classroom challenges! 💪 https://t.co/mpuvPKKDb5

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How inclusive is your PE? With the World Cup kicking off next month, why not embrace new challenges and try blind football with your class?! https://t.co/GKb9txdQcG

Part of our Super Movers for Every Body collection - a BBC, @PLCommunities and @ParalympicsGB partnership.

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“Teaches them so much and is heart warming and wrenching at the same time. It is stunning in every way, shape and form.”

Here’s everything you need to put on a beautiful school performance of The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse: https://t.co/uVa7g2YkJc